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03-07-2015 11:58 AM - edited 03-07-2015 12:12 PM
hi i listed two of my cars witch is a mercedes e240 and a subaru impreza and my fee was £35.98 and i relisted my subaru and it gone up to £71.98 just wondering why it gone up to that price thank you also i had 20 free listing and i got this one fee for £71.98 p.s i dont mind paying but how did it jump up to 71.98 i know i relisted the subaru but it said 17.39 i think
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03-07-2015
12:12 PM
The reason is you are setting a reserve price on your listing. Reserve fees are non refundable if the item doesn't sell and if you relist with a reserve price you will charged a further fee for it.
Instead of setting a start price of 99p for a car, why not start it at a more reasonable amount and forget the reserve fee?
Another option for selling cars is a classified ad. If you use a classified ad it's a one off listing fee of £14.99, no final selling fee, ad is up for 28 days and you take it down when you have an actual cash in hand buyer.
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